Alfredo Tindugan files his COC for president, while Angelito Baluga files his COC for vice president. ARIES JOSEPH HEGINA/INQUIRER.net
(Updated) The Commission on Elections (Comelec) is bracing for more people seeking a shot at national positions as the filing of certificates of candidacy (COC) enters its second day.
(This is a running list. Please refresh this page for updates.)
For president:
1. Alfredo Santo Tomas Tindugan, 75 years old, from Catanduanes
2. Romeo John Ygonia, a missionary
3. Bertrand Joseph Winstanley, 45 years old, from Misamis Oriental
4. Cornelio Sadsad Jr., 71 years old
5. Marita Arilla
6. Medardo Manrique
7. Benjamin Rivera
8. Virgilio Yeban
9. Juanito Luna
10. Josephine Murillo
11. Luzviminda Murillo
12. Michael Arqueza
13. Romeo Plasquito
14. Allan Carreon
15. Leo Cadion
For vice president
1. Angelito Baluga, security guard
2. Nid Anima
3. Rolando Tibayan
4. Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
For senator
1. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez
2. Godofredo Arquiza
3. Victor Quijano
4. Rolando Merano
5. Samuel Pagdilao
6. Rodel Navarro
7. Ali Sharief
8. Edwin Salve
9. Raul Barbasa
Monday’s event saw 22 people, led by Vice President Jejomar Binay, throwing their hat in the presidential ring. Meanwhile, three people signified their interest to run for vice president, while 16 people filed their COCs for senator.
READ: 22 early birds want to roost in Malacañang Palace | LIST: Presidential, VP, senatorial aspirants on day 1 of COC filing
Comelec Chair Andres Bautista on Monday said those who filed their COCs were not yet considered official candidates.
The official list of candidates is set to be released by Comelec on Dec. 10. Aries Joseph Hegina/IDL/RC
Originally posted 09:11 a.m.
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